Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-29
LOCAL AND ermER sors.
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LOCAL AND OTHER sOrs.
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s~ensineIs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 97k.
Senator Stewart is expected home about
April1
Gladstone is as strong as ever for Home
Rule for Ireland.
A good waiter can find employment ct
the Bureau Hotel.
John Ainley, OF the Elko Touring mill,
returned home yesterday.
The Stewart art sale hiss closed. The
total amount realized was S513, $50.
We are pleased to state that the con.
dition OF Or. Henry Hsgar is improving.
A road wagon will hold two men, but it
isn't large enough to hold q man and his
wife.
In Canada they go tobogganing for fun,
but in Ireland they go to bog cunning for
meat.
Wells Fargo & 90. yesterday shipped
three bars of passing bullion, valued at
$500.
Sam Liddle and J. B. Mathewson came
in yesterday from White Pine by private
conveyance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L.. Fast, With Master
Alger. returned to their Palisade home
yesterday morning.
Frank Leon, for resisting an officer,
was yesterday sentenced to two years in
the State prison.
Ajax, like other men, had his weak
points, but he was never caught dsfying
Jersey lightning.
The Tribune advises Carson people to
consider well before leaving for the sand
hills Of San Diego.
Superintendent Ryland thinks that
work will be resumed on the Carson public
building about April /.
During the PAST year the Prohibitionists
OF Mississippi are said to have added IL
counties to the dry list.
Mrs. G.. L. Lorillsrd will run her own
horses this year. She has personal super
vision OF her stock farm.
The President yesterday re.appoin ted
Charles w. Irish, Of Iowa City, TO be Sur
veyor General OF Nevada.
The hearing in the White Pine injunc-
ton courthouse bond case vas commenced
yesterday in the District Court.
Rev. M. Kiley, late of this place, has
been appointed rector OF the Reno mis-
sion by RI. Rev. Bishop Manogue.
A young woman of Detroit. who re.
Gently inherited q fortune of $3.50, 900, has
already declined 80 offers Of marriage.
Mrs. s. Wenban, OF Cortez. who has
been visiting her daugeter, Mrs. W. o.
Mills, for several days, returned home yes
terday morning.
In the District Court yesterday, L. o.
Benedict pleaded guilty to the charge of
embeZzlement, and will receive his sem
tence next Saturday.
Connecticut has a new law forbidding
the running OF trains on Sunday between
the houis Of 1890 A. NJ. and 8 Pm, except
in cases of urgency.
The Interstate Commerce Railroad law.
which goes into effect two weeks hence. is
regarded with considerable anxiety by the
merchants Of San Francisco.
George Henderson and Jot Travis yes
terdsy commenced an attachment suit
against the Utah 4 Nevada Transportation
Company for 81 800 and costs.
Queen Victoria is said TO be insane.
she engaged a circus company not long
ago to give an entertainm mem for her
| special amusement and edification.
Chronicle: The refinery department. OF
the Carson Mint was started up yesterday
for the first time since its shut down un-
der a Republican Administration.
The latest trick in the whisky trade is
the thinning Of the stsve opposite the
bunghole, so that the measurement OF the
contents makes an error OF about two
gallons to each barrel in favor of the seller.
Harry Featherstone. OF Ely, White Pine
county. yesterday purchased the OLD Oonk-
lin foundry building. and will remove II
to Ely, where il will be converted into a
hotel, for the benefit Of the denizens OF the
new county seat.
VIM. Haddon, an employe at the Rich
mond C%ompany's works, was taken i'll
last Saturday. as supposed with lead
poisoning. died suddenly yesterday after
noon. Deceased was a native OF Dalston,
Cumberland, England. The funeral will
take place at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon
from the Episcopal Church.
The concert and theatrical performance
arranged by Messrs. Peters and Sampson,
as advertised in to-dsy's issue, we predict,
will be a grand success. We are assured
by the above.named gentlemen that moth
ing will be left undone 10 smuse the pub
lie OF Eureka. All the leading amateurs
OF Eureka have volunteered for this enter.
tainment, and we hope to see q full house
ON the occasion.
A Drop in StOcks